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…THE I1CHIGAN DAILY Twvo- Year Colleges A PLAN WHICH could possibly eliminate educators said the to freshmen and sophomores from col- perhaps as low as one leges was proposed at a regional conference These colleges, it is of the American Association of School Ad- run by the city but th winistrators, this week. federal support. Specifically, the program calls for the Then, too, the progran construction of 2,500 two-year colleges would cover are...…

…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY dive 'M' Matmen Move Betzig Pins One, Takes Decision Over Another ) Semi-Finals 'NI' Cops Eighth Straight; Tramples Tech Six, 70i Cagers Battle 1tawkeves Tonight in Final Road Test Mason Loom% as Major Iowa Threat;- ' lowais Have Worst D(eense in. Big Nine (Special to The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - After slogging through a dual meet sea- son with four Conference losses against two wins, Michigan's im- proved mat squ...…

…TILE MICHIGAN DAILY gm!m """ Religion in Life Week Begins Tomorrow Pastors Sell Religion To 'U' Council Separate Groups Plan Programs The effects of a nation-wide student interest in religion will be seen here in the all campus Re- ligion in Life Week, March 6-10. Two pastors, Rev. Henry Yoder, of the Lutheran Student Center, and Rev. John Burt, of the Epis- copal Church, became interested in the religious emphasis weeks which other...…

… 'LEAVE US ALONE See Page 4 cl: r A6P' t r *1 COLD DRIZZLE Latest Deadline in the State VOL; LIX, No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Students Alarmed by War U.S. Government May Grant Relief If Nanking Government Collapses. By PHYLLIS KULICK Bewildered Chinese students on campus are watching the disin- tegration of the Nanking government with apprehension, doubtful that the faltering governmen...…

…i R it~ihiiAY IAi . _ _ _ _ _ r ., ' - , - '1 r Pledges Serub'U' Arch In Triangle Ceremonies _ _--- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GJALLUP: PLEASE NOTE: U Survey Fin ing Post-Election Poll (EDITOR'S NOTE-This is aniothecr in the series of articles on men's honorary societies at the University as prepared by Planet Watts.) Eight junior men were seized in the still of the night a few weeks ago when Triangles began their yearly fall initiation. Th...…

…WEI) PAT, JANUATtY 5, 1949 Aii u fif 9w s-44-7r 4 ,o-,i -A' iicv- 4a' i 4 qr airy. THE . MICHIGA&N,-D-ALL). mrAGE THRTI F WED~E~At 3A~UAR~J~ 1~) TAL*Wj TUKJ~ Big Ten Improves National Cage Rank McMillan Paces Wolverines For Hockey Scoring Honors Post Impressive Record In Non-League Contests Minnesota Boasts Undefeated Campaign; Five Teams Have Suffered One Setback Michigan's hockey fans will not be too surprised to hear that re- li...…

…I. it t, AJL I C it i cl, i Ivi JL i Y1 ,G.r. b aLr a.r -a. ,mltl vi. . v, 3;K # E ~iTN -- - I I ---~-- 7~A~ ~4Aa ...'Aa.ara. -, a'ts~.r :P I 'feavnv11.J4 A lo~nw' ILE THE NATION waited for Pres- ident Truman's address to Congress, the need for Civil Rights legislation had popped up like a sore thumb the last weeks of 1948 to taunt the States Righters and White supremacists who were waiting to fight it. From the bigots stronghold, Missi...…

…194 . _ .. 8 .. .. ... ~ . . ,.. .._ ... ......... .t . ......... Activity, Seholars:--hi Honors To BeGiven Monday aPnhllnkc Recognition NIght AnnuOal T~Hmhllnie eou o Night 'will be held Mon)i da Y ini Rackham Building, honoring' af- filiated wvomen for acthvities rind scholarshlip. A Panhellenic Associatin Ac- tivities Cup will be awarded for the second. yea]r to th-eororityv having the highest number (if ac- tivities. The cuIp is prese...…

…THE MICHIGAN AIL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 19.1 'Sugar Chile' To Appear In Concert with Franzel "Sugar Chile" Robinson, thel child boogie-woogie and bebop pianist who startled the nation five years ago, will appear in a joint concert with Carlotta Fran- zel, fgormer "Carmen Jones" starI at 8 p.m. tomorrow, at Pattengill Auditorium, Ann Arbor High School. Sugar Chile, 10 years old, of Detroit, is popularly known as 'the King of boogie-woogie a...…

… INTERNATIONAL RUHR See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY AND MILD VOL. LIX, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS GA/ l l Crushes State in Cage Opener, 66-33 1 Quake Rocks Coast Areas Of California Severe Shocks Felt in 29 Palms LOS ANGELES-(P)-A rolling quake, centering in isolated hills a hundred miles east of here, dam- aged windows and sent hundreds of persons rusing into the ...…

…PAGE TWO -Ajj MiNiiCAI iAiiYi 1 s.s a x wi. a e a. ---..-.. 4141 &7i .i:a ,iY i"av.'e.ri.. ;;.il. r.ia, ' .i.v4 .. ... M' Cagers Open Season with a Bang (Continued from Page 1) Coach McCoy was the play of his reserves in the game. Van- der Kuy, a 6' 5" sophomore from Holland, Mich., looked very impressive in his first ap- pearance in varsity uniform. He looks like he will fill the shoes left vacant by Don MacIntosh this year. VanderKuy p...…

…-a SUJNDAY, DFCEMBl- -, IMS THE MICHIG DAILY rAGE TMM ... .................................. . . . ....... . ..... Notre Dame Scrambles To Tie Southern Cal,14-14 IN THE SW1I OF T +HINGS: Reeods 'Old StufC f or Mann's T eami Bill Gay's 87 Yard Run Sets Up Last Minute TD Dill Paces Trojans to Great Moral Victory: Furious Line Plav and Tackling iMark Battle T hree '' Players on Fonville's Shot Put Mark Receives AAU Approval By DIC...…

…rzCTE T=,., . = - -, A 4ITN'7MV TX-nrMVS> i 11 .': 1'_____________l Y_.._____________11.________________Y116________ _ D. ... \11, Y.U J L$ . 'U.YJA. ~ ti A tt,°1 - .RC i" f'~li. Ad, i International Ruhr L W HILE THE U.S. complains about the Russians setting up their own regime in Eastern Europe, it looks like the Amer- ican government is all set to back a revital- ized German industrial machine-without the support of the French. This ...…

… ' .UNDAY °x./> E C E B : P . , 19tdr *IE MIiCHIGAi DAILY ___ _ __ _ 'Look' To Cover, 'Soph' Weekend Union Formal Features Novel WARM WEATHER DELAYS PAUL: Bunyon Ticket Sale Begins Monday in University Hall Story Theme Several FIoorshows Will Portrait Coed The Soph Cabaret version of "Don't Myth It!" will be presented from 8 p.m. to midnight Dec. 10 and 11 in the League. Look magazine is sending Ben Wickersham, a graduate of the Univ...…

…PAGE SIX SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 THE MICHIGCAN DAIITV 1111/ LillVill VLll\ Lt11L1 TM I.7{,lit Li.LLi ..i,7'1/Vi. 1 1.111AAU V, 10610 S3, MEDIEVAL MASQUE: Yeoman of the Guard Heralded by Royal March By PAUL BRENTLINGER ' From old London town, the "Yeoman of the Guard" will march into Ann Arbor for a three day stay this week. To herald their arrival, guards- men dressed in colorful medieval costumes will treat the campus to the spectacle...…

…SUNDAY, DECEMDER 5, 1948 TOEI M ICI GAN DAILY Intramural Date ig ht' ncreases in Students Throng d Play For Mixe Men Play Host to Athletic-Minded Women in Open House Each Friday Needing no free dishes or Bingo to induce patrona versity throws its own Ladies' Night every week-the c Sports Night held each Friday in the IM Building. Under the hand of Chris Christiansen, co-recreatio the Friday night pastime has blossomed forth into mo...…

…trw MICHIGAN iAIL SUNDAY, DEGEMBERt 5, 1948 'ROM WISCONSIN TO LONDON: Kaiser Frazer Buys Willow Run Plant British, U.S. American. LONDON-(A')-As an Ameri- can school teacher working a year in England, Agnes Dunne has found her toughest task is teach- ing the stiffly formal British youngsters to come around after class and chew the fat with, teacher. "At first they were astonished when I spoke to them outside of class, in the halls and ...…

…xUNDAY, DEUEBBER 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILYA rAGE NINE NUNN- Says Surrender Would Have Spared Mussolini. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Schools Expand Research, Hear Stars . RnOM4'-()-Awartime parti- san_ leader told an Italian court today Benito Mussolini's life would have been spared had he surrendered his North Italian forces April 24, 1945. Although his Fascist Republi-' can Government was tumbling about his ears and his hated Ger- man allies wer...…

…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 4WAGET THE MICHIGAN DAILY i ASSEMBLY, PAN-HEL: Women Will Sponsor DP's ", 1 111 a _ 2t6 J) udt I"o4eje Assembly Association and Pan- giving the student assurance of hellenic Association have made the opportunity for study at the pledges to sponsor a displaced University, paying for her board women =students beginning this and room, and supplying her with ipring semester. funds for her general welfare dur- Com...…

… A NEW PARTY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 14*br :43 a t t CLOUDYE OCCASIONAL SHOWER TS VOL. LIX, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN' WestWisAtr ControlMeasure Russia Bitterly Protests Assembly's International Regulation Approval PARTS--M~-The Western Powers won overwhelming approval in the United- Nations Assembly for their international atomic control plan. The first major decision in t...…

…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTCAN DATTY FRMAY. NOVOMER S. 1949, aaa i aavaaavraLS .ur caa ...a _.s_._.__. _ dm.__..___.w s._ ,.. __ .. - i _. a +ar. .as<a s. . IP V AALTJL Tl;4JLV U, iZlYO I.,. ATOM RESEARCH AID: British Physicist Relates Advances in X-Ray Use In a lecture before an audience of University students and faculty members yesterday, Sir Lawrence Bragg, a distinguished British physicist, summarized twenty-five years of progress in the fi...…

…FRIDAY, NOVEMER 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAIRY GODMOTHER : Usherette Helps 'U' Grad 3 To Get Hollywood Break f By ALEX LINDSAY With the help of a sympathetic usherette and Walter Wanger, Whitfield Conner, '41, received his big Hollywood break by getting a' part in the film "Tap Roots," with Susan Hayward and Van Heflin. When Mr. Wanger decided to scoit the Broadway play "The Duchess of Malfi" back in 1947, Principals To Meet Students Fres...…

…rrnu :FVV * DAILY THE MI CHI FRIDAY, NOYEMBEIR 5. 164* THE MCHIGA BATT FRJA.. TU41VR~yiWRi~ '1 k R - >3" W~ c Pen t A New Party DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN "!HOSE OF US who expc ted, ater Nov. 2, to be ponering the pi'eIm ol xiat would happen to the Denocratie prty, gt our answer almost before we asked the ques- tion. The Democrats, without the support of the radi-al element (whit had turned to Wallace) or the Southern r(utionares, manage...…

… ERImAY. NOV'fE ME .5..1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FMV . _____ _ ..._. . .. _ _ _ _m ._ _ .. _ . _ _ _____________________________ _ -_____ __ - --_- - - :.. - --_ League ponsor Weeky Classical RecordConcerts Classical record concerts.will be presented for students at 7:15 p.M. every Friday and Sunday in the -League Library. The first of the series will be given today and will continue for the rest of the year if attendance warrants it...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1948 fntramuralTeams ieforToucFootall r Two'M'Gridders Plan Reunion with Shipmates Williams-Greene, Newman-Goosers, Phi Delt-Betas, Tangle in Final Battles By BEV BUSSEY (Sports Feature Editor) "Until we meet once more" . . The band in a distant corner of Ferry Field was warming up for the Navy invasion. Strains of Anchors Aweigh drifted over to the section of the field where the team was practicing. ...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ; V Navy Looms as 21st _Mii The Middies are going Lo put on a show for the Wolverine fans to- morrow afternoon, even if they have to use their mascot goat to do it. It won't be a happy Billy that will be parading up and down the sidelines. With the exception of the gridders and Coach George Sauer, he will be without support, for his blue-clad admirers will not be at the game. THEY'LL BE BACK in Annapo- lis, che...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r-FRIDAY, NO1TER!RER 5, 194] :.. _. + v " rr ai +av V iUZV 9 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE: Collier's Editor To Give Journalism Talk Today Gurney Williams, associate edi- tor of Collier's Weekly, will ad- dress journalism concentrates and other interested students at 3 p.m. today in Rm. E, Haven Hall. New Directory Arriving Soon Bindery To Come Through By Tuesday Despite delays and breakdowns, the Student Directory, will posi- t...…

… LOS'1' SwF4b TRUTl See Page 4 742 t at CLOUDIER, JUST AS COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1948 E PRICE FIVE CENTS Indians Rip Sox, Take Flag, 83 First Series in 28 Years for Tribe; Face Braves Tomorrow for Opener (See Pictures of Boudreau and Bearden, Page 3) BOSTON,-(P')-Cleveland's battling Indians loosed a searing home run barrage behind stout-hearted five-hit pitching by L...…

…FOR CAMERA-SHY SENIORS: 'Ensian Extends Picture Appointment Sign-up Date, + 'Einsian staffers, speculating on the evident reluctance of some of the seniors to sign up for their '49 Michiganensian pictures, think some of the seniors must have photo-phobia. This Freudian faction claims that after four years, experience with ID cards, many seniors have become negatively conditioned to cameras. The click of a shutter shiakes these poor victims da...…

…TUFSDAYA OCTOBER 5; 1948 T 1tT 6 iCs- T d 1 u v 6"i A tdT tiA T r . . '1'tlh lVt.iCH14-:A.N DAILY PA R !l;tTIU'f Bearden Surprised-Andllappyln Cruciai l Victory TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor When yours truly kissed five hard-earned greenbacks good-bye this afternoon following Gene Bearden's magnificent five hitter over the Red Stockings of Beantown we happily sat back and admitted that for once we had been wron...…

…Lost Truth 7H E STATEMENT, "The world's fate de- pends on the world's children," has be- come a truism, but unfortunately one which is being ignored by a large segment of the American people. The aforementioned statement received much publicity and fanfare last April when 15,000, children paraded through Times Square in New York in honor of the opening of the American Overseas Aid- UN Appeal for Children. The drive, which was to coordinate the...…

…League,fssembly, Panhellenic Announce New flppointments r na.nd ngagemen j V Names of women receiving posi- tions under the League, Assembly Association, and Panhellenic Asso- ciation were released yesterday. The chairman of benefit drives for the League will be Ann Schoonmaker. Her assistant will be Kay Hemmer. Susan Friedman has been appointed a junior as- sistant to the chairman of the publicity committee. JGP appointments are Louise S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1949 -. -. - - = OST WAR PROGRESS: Japanese Women Gain Prestige Says Studerit Socially, politically and economically the Japanese woman up the time of the occupation was practically non-existent, Miss To- iiko Kabashima of Tokyo told The Daily in an interview yesterday. Miss Kabashima is one of the first four Japanese students study- g abroad since the onslaught of the war. She is here on a Barbour e...…

… . ..._, Mmwmw , p THE SLOSSON CASE See Page 2 Y 1Mw4b ~Iaii4 FAIR WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 200 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Silvermaster Cites White House Help Admits Patterson Acted for Him WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 - (AP) - Natlhan Gregory Silvermaster, ac- cused of spying f or Soviet Rus- sia, related today that a White House aide and a cabinet of fi- cer protected his w...…

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…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1949 4; Achievement Emphasis May Hurt Children Prof. Woody Warns Teachers, Parents Too much emphasis on achieve- ment and failure may be injurious to children, according to Prof. Cliffcrd Woody, of the education school. "Teachers and parents should avoid having so much concern about the level of the child's achievement that it causes the child to become depressed and to desire to free himse...…

…rwoo'", TIlE UOUSE I LIVE IN 00, (t ll , r- AWF A6P t r t 4444 l CLOUDY, POSSIBLE RAIN 19r Latest Deadline in the State 1 VOL. LVIII, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAL 5, 1948T PRICE FIVE CENTS Taft a Arabian King Warns UN Of Bloodshed Report Yehiudia Taken by Irgun Leads s t in Ohio GOP Primary "r } r LAKE SUCCESS, May 4--P- King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan told the United Nations today the calamities in Palestine ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1948 CASE CLUB FINALISTS-Finalists in the Case Club competitions are shown here preparing their briefs for the arguments on the Taft-Hartley Act to be presented tomorrow at 3:15 p.m. in Rm. 100, Hutchins Hall. They are from left to right: Robert H. S. Babcock, Arthur H. Northrup, William W. Wumkes, and Arthur M. Rude. Winners of the competition will be announced tomorrow night at the annual Case Club Ban...…

…Y, MAY 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE* -i THE a aTAN al csY tA'~ HOLLYWOOD TAKE IT AWAY! NNew Look' in Hats Scorned By Informal Michigan Males Two Delegates To Represent AIM, Assembly at Convention By ALICE BRINKMAN The "new look" in mens' hats was given the old "razz-berry" by 'J' students on the unfortunate end of the three-to-one ratio, in a recent informal poll. Hatless campus males unani- mously greeted the pictured crea- tions o...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNl I1.)AY. A 5, Mil 'The House- I Live In' HE' ;-IvUG x"youi-can't-1c gi;I ate-aga-,nst- disrimnaion g ngwoke up yesterday morning to find some of their rationaliza- tions crumbling under what was called the "greatest blow to discrimination in many years." At least, they must have noted' with no small shock, discrimination has no more place in court. Making it quite obvious that in legal opinion, skin color is ...…

…WVEDNFES7-01%VAY ' 1, 1MR 4I TIE MICHICAN DAILY PAcr SWEET AND LOWDOWN:- Jazz Story Runs Rampant; New Orleans to Stan Kenton By JEAN RUSS The Great Exodus of 1917 from New Orleans marks a turning point in the history of jazz, which leads finally to Stan Kenton. The center of music in the 1920's, during the JazzAge, was Chicago. Musicians came to the great metropolis up the Missis- sippi via the riverboat centers, Kansas City and St. Loui...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WNSDAY, MAY a, 1948 I liskey Heads Huge 'I-M Set-Up By PRES HOLMES A nationwide comic-strip has been concerned lately with a uni- que, multi-armed statuette, but this imaginative being is reduced to insignificance by a certain human down at the IM building. The sedulous individual refer- red to is Mr. Earl Riskey. Com- plete charge of setting up and keeping in operation an efficient, extensive, and satisfactory pro- gra...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY R'AGE Former Track Coach May Return; Nine Rained Out k Wolverine Tennis Team Faces Kalamazoo Today Stung by two straight losses at the hands of Michigan State and Notre Dame, Michigan's netters 'will attempt to get back on the victory road today when they meet a red-hot Kalamazoo Col- lege squad on the Ferry Field courts at 3:30 p.m. The Kazoos has taken twelve matches in a row before they dr...…

…THE MICaIII tN WkILY UTDNF SDAV, ATAV 15 B414 T....CH.. ..L WDNetAY..... $4 ...,.. Tag Day oiitionsBring Gidre Gay r1mner Four Weeks of Fun What haupens to the kids who are growing up in an environment that keeps them from a normal, haiapy childhood-kids who need a second chance? For 240 boys from the metropolitan areas the answer will be four weeks at the Fresh Air Camp this summer. There they will get good food, rest, outdoor fun and ...…

…SPEECHES ON CAMPUS See Page 4 Y Alit uii4 DGING ZERO Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948^ PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents To Review Movie, Play, To Spark Lively Week-End By-Law Prohibiting PoliticalSpeeches Student Affairs Group Requgests Further Clarification of Regulation The-fate of political speakers on the University campus hangs in the balance today as the Board of Regents stu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. I Campus Calendar SRA Meeting-7:30 p.m., Union. Lecture-Prof. Brand Blanchard, "Changing Patterns ican Thought," 4 p.m., Rackham Amphitheatre. Hillel Foundation-Friday evening Services, 7:45. Architecture Lectures-"Mechanism of Magic," 4:15 School Auditorium; "The Real and Ideal, Subjective and in American Life," 4:15 p.m., Rackham Amphitheatre. Radio-2:30 WKAR, "On Campus Doorsteps," from Academic Counselors. in Am...…

…FRDAY, MAi , 1948 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY TOUGH ON TRIJ Mcdmen See Action in BigCinMeetiM'Road __......._,i ___1. p T o B ig N PAGE TU1~t PS: Victories Pave Way ne Basketball Title Pucksters Host to MichiganI Tech in Two Game SeriesI Swimmers Set Keen Predicts Seven Team For Tilts With Strugole for Big Nine Titlie MSC, Wildcats -----_ The final curtain will ring down on the 1947-48 hockey sea- son this weekend when Michigan's NCAA-bound skaters...…

…°_THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRA Open Letter to the Regents TODAY A RESOLUTION will come before your board which should be studied very carefully. The resolution calls for a clarifi- cation and possible liberalization of a by- law which bars political speakers from Uni- versity property. This resolution was drawn up by the committee governing student affairs, which is composed of an equal number of faculty members and students. The committee worked ...…

…FRIDAY, MARCH 5,11948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Annual Soph Prom Features. 'Music Hall' Today in Union Carrying on the traditional sophomore project, "Soph Music Hall" will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom. The semi-formal prom, spon- sored by the sophomore class, is open to all campus students and tickets may be purchased from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today in 'U Hall and at the door. Music Shop Theme7 Portraying a music...…